IEDM 2010 article online

Article: IEDM 2010 Process Technology Update
By: iz (i.delete@this.z.x), February 17, 2011 7:04 pm
Room: Moderated Discussions
  The 1Mbit eDRAM macros used in the POWER7 are 0.24mm2 with

  a 1.05V supply and 1.7ns/1.35 access and cycle times. The

  overall density for the 32nm eDRAM arrays was not disclosed

  but should be >11Mbit/mm2 density, based on a previous

  paper at VLSI Symposium. The reported access and cycle

  times for the 32nm array were measured at 1.5ns and 2ns

  at 1V. These latency values are slightly slower than the

  45nm arrays (1.35ns and 1.5ns) used in the POWER7, and

  will certainly be refined by IBM’s engineers over time.


Seems like access and cycle time got mixed up. I guess it's:
"The reported cycle and access times" and also
"1.35ns and 1.7ns".

"Slightly higher latencies" is slightly easier on the brain.
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